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Signal: The Squeeze

"Bollinger BandWidth is best known for identifying The Squeeze. This occurs when volatility falls to a very low level, as evidenced by the narrowing bands. The upper and lower bands are based on the standard deviation, which is a measure of volatility. The bands narrow as price flattens or moves within a relatively narrow range. The theory is that periods of low volatility are followed by periods of high volatility. Relatively narrow BandWidth (a.k.a. the Squeeze) can foreshadow a significant advance or decline. After a Squeeze, a price surge and subsequent band break signal the start of a new move. A new advance starts with a Squeeze and subsequent break above the upper band. A new decline starts with a Squeeze and subsequent break below the lower band."

"Bollinger BandWidth is best known for identifying The Squeeze. This occurs when volatility falls to a very low level, as evidenced by the narrowing bands. The upper and lower bands are based on the standard deviation, which is a measure of volatility. The bands narrow as price flattens or moves within a relatively narrow range. The theory is that periods of low volatility are followed by periods of high volatility. Relatively narrow BandWidth (a.k.a. the Squeeze) can foreshadow a significant advance or decline. After a Squeeze, a price surge and subsequent band break signal the start of a new move. A new advance starts with a Squeeze and subsequent break above the upper band. A new decline starts with a Squeeze and subsequent break below the lower band."

Looks like I may have gotten this thread created just in time before the long awaited breakout!

Perhaps we can long remember today as the start of the bankster manipulated silver price rise that got out of control.

Hey, I can dream can't I?

I'm not sure what you are talking about, I can display just about anything from another web page, but not from my PC as long as it doesn't exceed the limit on number of items per page.

Coins, charts, as long as I can copy them from the original web site. Some items on a page just won't allow it to be copied, others are tricky and you have to work at making a copy, but I haven't had a problem posting something once I've copied it other than items like a chart which is made up of dozens of pieces versus a complete chart that is one image. It's that number of items thing per page that does not allow it. Which is understandable since we are not actually posting anything other than a link to the original web page. Posting something that is made up of dozens or hundreds of parts instead of one image would be nothing more than dozens or hundreds of web links to actually display something. That's why the number is limited to I believe it is four or five items per page. You can list a hundred links to click on but only four or five actual items being displayed per message.

I do have to switch my editor mode to post these things for that one message but it seems to work and isn't a problem, the system switches me right back to my regular editor on the next message.

Your posting images all the time, so I'm still not sure what your talking about.

But keep dreaming and keep your head at the fog bank level so you won't be disappointed, it would take a Saturn 5 to reach $3,100.

I'm a proud member of Eggshellman's Liar, Shill, and bully club and a new member of the Super Jew Defense League!!!

"Bollinger BandWidth is best known for identifying The Squeeze. This occurs when volatility falls to a very low level, as evidenced by the narrowing bands. The upper and lower bands are based on the standard deviation, which is a measure of volatility. The bands narrow as price flattens or moves within a relatively narrow range. The theory is that periods of low volatility are followed by periods of high volatility. Relatively narrow BandWidth (a.k.a. the Squeeze) can foreshadow a significant advance or decline. After a Squeeze, a price surge and subsequent band break signal the start of a new move. A new advance starts with a Squeeze and subsequent break above the upper band. A new decline starts with a Squeeze and subsequent break below the lower band."

@ 51¢ !!! In 10 years I don't remeber seeing it so narrow!

Since our enemy is still in command of the silver "market",
I expected to see the price really drop today and 15¢ just didn't cut it.
However I went ahead and pulled the trigger on 12 various ounces (including a couple of these symbolic coins)
along with a "BU" Peace dollar.
Even though I think another dollar drop in the spot price is not out of the question,
for most of what I ordered, the silver the price would not drop as much or at all.

With the Bollinger band's width at only 51¢ ($16.28 - $16.79 check over at http://stockcharts.com), I expect a "big", (momentary10% ~$1.50 drop flirting with the $14s before recovering 50¢) move really soon!
I seriously doubt if they'd move it up first then drop it, you know?

"I foresee little future in 'the price of silver', I see a huge future for 'the price in silver'." - heartbone"The truth is called hate by those who hate the truth." - K